Is child behavior better or worse than it was years ago?

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Is child behavior better or worse than it was years ago?

Before the research...Is child behavior better or worse than it was years ago?I-Blog from Wordpress.comWhat factors interfere with the change in behavior?How are those factors interfering?What's being done to improve or promote whats good or bad behavior wise? Some studies has found that children is becoming better. They are more intelligent and dynamic owing to the significant development of modern technology. Becoming mature, deep minded and and understand how to deal with problems in every step of life.studies have found that children become worse than before. Their behavior has changed a lot and it is not getting any better, in the contrary, it is getting worse everyday.There are not as many rules and parents are not as strict as they used to be. to not be raised with manners, and morals that they should haveParents quickly turn to medicine for helpBetter WorseBehavior Worse than 20 years ago-BBC NEWS Many Parents because of this end up bringing their children to the doctor to be slow down their symptoms with medicine Growing up with a single parent; trust issues, defensive attitude

Growing up with multiple siblings; neglection, jealousyComing from low-income families; don't have the necessary toolsStatistics:Behavior Worse then 20 Years Ago cont.4 to 15 year olds in 1979, there were 6.8% identified as having behavioral problems, which by 1999 had risen to 18.7%.In 1979, less than 1% of children with disturbed behavior were treated with Ritalin-type drugs, a figure which had risen to over 8% by 1996.Emotional and Behavioral DifficultiesMaintaining good emotional and behavioral health is a vital part for healthy development and enhances a child's well beingChildren who have emotional or behavioral difficulties may have problems managing their emotions, focusing on tasks, and/or controlling their behavior. Factors that may results to the difficulties are the parents, gender, family, household income, racePERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AGES 4–17 REPORTED BY A PARENT TO HAVE SERIOUS EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DIFFICULTIES BY GENDER, 2001–2011In 2011, a little more than 5 percent of children ages 4–17 were reported by a parent to have serious difficulties with emotions, concentration, behavior, or being able to get along with other people.In 2011, the percentage of children with serious emotional or behavioral difficulties differed by gender. More males (7 percent) than females (4 percent) ages 4–17 were reported by a parent to have such difficulties.In 2011, about 8 percent of children living below the poverty level had serious emotional or behavioral difficulties, compared with 5 percent of children in fIn 2011, the percentage of children with serious difficulties was twice as high among those from single-mother families (8 percent) than among those from two-parent families (4 percent).In 2011, more White, non-Hispanic children (6 percent) and Black, non-Hispanic children (6 percent) had serious emotional or behavioral difficulties compared with Hispanic children (4 percent).Statistics from the National Center of Health StatisticsWhat was concluded/ my opinion...Questions, Comments, Concerns...-Childstats.govAfter extensive research, it seems there no way in determining whether or not children's behavior has gotten better or worse then years ago.Parents/ Guardians or whomever a child is surrounded by effect there behavior ADHD, real disorder, but is it being diagnosed properlyQuestions I asked myself:Author/Publisher: N/AD.O.P: June 14,2012Length:1 pageReading Level: Average

CausesThere are 3x more kids with behavioral problem then there were 20 years agoAnd now its harder for teachers and parents to handle disruptive and violent childrenMedicine though is given if diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.Besides ADHD or behavioral disorder that require medical attention, other factors can still contribute to behavioral issuesAuthor/Publisher: BBC NewsD.O.P:June 7, 2000Length: 1 pageReading Level: AverageNotes for the Publisher: The article jumped around from place to place, and there were some grammatical errorsAuthor/Publisher: Childsatas.govD.O.P: 2013Length: 1 pageReading Level: AdvancedNotes to the author: It was well written, and informative, it should have discussed more about parent(s) involvement in behavioral issues.My thoughts before the research:

Children's behavior is much worse then years ago. and its getting worse as years go by